Marriage visa age back to 18 years after Supreme court victory.

Marriage visa age is to be reduced to 18  from 21, new rules will come into effect on 28 November 2011.

Those  refused under paragraphs 277, 289AA, or 295AA of the Immigration Rules, solely because they or their sponsor were aged between 18 and 20 and whose application was refused on that basis between 27 November 2008 and October 2011.

Can apply for a review of the original decision to refuse a visa which might now result in a visa being issued.

We can request a review of an earlier refusal due to the age requirement this must be done before  31 May 2012. 

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Other News

 University's student visas halted

A university has been suspended from sponsoring foreign students after concerns were raised that the student visa system is being abused.

Glasgow Caledonian University is the first university to have its international licence suspended by the UK Borders Agency (UKBA).

It is understood concerns were raised over the amount of time nursing students from the Philippines were spending working during their course following an inspection by UKBA last week.

The university now has 28 days to demonstrate to the Home Office that it has addressed the concerns or it may have its licence revoked.

** GOVERNMENT ANOUNCES TIER 1 ROUTE WILL BE CLOSED FROM APRIL 2011 **

November 2010

Four people have been arrested following a raid by UKBA officers targeting contract cleaners working illegally at Hamleys toy store on Regent Street in central London.

The 4 arrested, 2 Brazilian males, a Nigerian man and a Ghanaian woman, were all cleaners believed to be working for a contractor.

They were all arrested for immigration offences, and we will now take action to remove them from the UK.

Their employer could now face a fine of up to £10,000 per illegal worker, unless it can prove that it carried out the correct right-to-work checks on their staff.